Lingda Co., Ltd.: the price reduction of silicon wafer has a certain role in promoting the company's productivity and sales revenue

China’s E-bike Brands Going Global: A Review of 26 Leading Players

With the global e-bike market continuing to expand, Chinese e-bike companies are gradually shifting from being a manufacturing powerhouse to becoming a meaningful force in global competition. This article reviews a group of Chinese e-bike players and examines their overseas positioning and market entry paths—looking at how Chinese brands are securing a foothold in the next wave of globalization.

Why Robot Vacuums Need Better Hardware Not Smarter AI

For years, robot vacuum manufacturers have treated artificial intelligence as the industry's biggest competitive advantage. Every product launch has promised smarter navigation, better object recognition, more cameras, faster processors, and increasingly sophisticated AI. Today's flagship models can identify shoes, charging cables, pet bowls, toys, and in some cases hundreds of individual household objects before deciding exactly how to navigate around them.

Apple's Top PCB Supplier Pengding Pours Another THB 7.18 Billion into Thailand, as Printed Circuit Board Production Accelerates Its Exit from China

Pengding Holdings (鹏鼎控股), the world's largest printed circuit board manufacturer and Apple's most important PCB supplier, has approved a fresh capital injection of THB 7.18 billion (approximately CNY 1.56 billion) into its Thai subsidiary, pushing total 2026 investment in the country toward CNY 4.3 billion as the consumer-electronics supply chain shifts production capacity from mainland China to Southeast Asia at speed.

Unpacking China | Key Chinese Firms to Watch This Week （21/06/2026-27/06/2026）

Amid fast-paced changes that fill the business community with excitement, angst and trepidation, EqualOcean will publish a series of roundup articles to document the major events related to Chinese companies going global every week.

JD.com Takes China's Embodied-AI Service Network to Europe with JoyRobocare Robot Repair

JD.com (京东) launches a Europe-wide after-sales service for embodied-intelligence robots on June 27, opening repair centers in Bedford, United Kingdom, and Duisburg, Germany, and dispatching what it calls "robot ambulances" to cover major cities in the UK, Germany, France, and the Netherlands — a move that extends Chinese robot makers' global reach from hardware sales to full lifecycle service.